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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-04-15
MEADOW, PASTURE AND FLOWING

and schools with Professors, Principals, As
sistants and Tutors-graduates from Johns
Hopkins, Cornell Harvard, Yale and almost
every other University and College in Ameri-
ca; also undergraduates of all grades Gov
crnnesses tor families, and Music and Art
Teachers from the best Colleges and Conser-
vatories; Institutions with all kinds OF mod
ern furniture and apparatus at lowest prices.
Organized by experienced educators. Facili-
ties, in many respects, uncqualed by any 9th
er Bureau or school Agency. Patronage from
every quarter OF the |. :. Endorsed in 30
states. Teachers desiring positions apply ut
any time; those who have positions but desire
to change the earlier they apply the better;
those who are without positions register at
once. schools in different countries open al
most every month. Additions and changes
i'm faculties are continually being made.
Many teachers fail to hold positions secured
them in vacations. We have continued calls
tor teachers. For II Registration Blank send
stamp to the above address mt any Office men
toned zone registration sufficient tor all.
References as to the Presidents character
and reputation rs AN educational worker.
Bishop McTyeire, President OF Vanderbilt
University; Rev. Geo W. Price, ID. d., Pres
y. c. Y. L., Rev. W. +. Ward, ID. D., Pres.
Wards Seminary; Hon. w. Is. Bate, GOV
Tennessee. ib-u
eli, this advertisement for future reference.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

tel Il llas naasersts Oh Thutslay last Il
war having ia usual good tllne iii tho after
noon. Tho lady stepped into tha hdusf
leaving Che bird aloRe. ll9nA selssa5l
fsfie, polly rldeis Ihla wa8 a new seaieace
for the bind 10 use; So she WeHt out on ll;e
porch aeaiH To see Wbas aansea H. Sic ssal
Mortified to zee her pet III the claws pf hsN4
fying 4 Of. OF e0ftfee the lsgfg MAS e9Wer-
leAs to RaNe the parrot, 20 was well up VA tif
aif before sha eeaelsesl Che porch. BE hirs
kept repeating HE words Folly eide, polly
ride, until the hawN, tkkine gifHeF hobs
on its prey pressed fta sharp claws into the
NeNhf she eba0gtd her Nefdb hfia tallei aug
words tAe lady heard. Is Tho hsssk and rarfQ5
Disappointed in The distance, Netet Pue
hair, pill hairsH
Anoleetfician says: Thu. suddenneas with
yhieli Lightning. rods hafe lallen tnto dMuse
is retbef 4 ENRIQUE fact "a few years since
eyaFg hllginesa house and every private resi-
deuce Was hf!stling With fnls and points,
while tlie lightning rod agent Yves Che most
| TIC public II N. 3eillaIain Ei4nkl1ni who
| yiAeoyergd the Identity 0f Gghtning ard then
| invented the lightning rod were now hilRet
ne would throw up hip hands n hoffol, "
4 genuine protection "a l1Eats, and Tor wears
| people iRbqHed Under this delHaipa, bNt the
mot iF that the fadis ngt q neeeAsttyt apq n
6ftentirnes a source ef positive danAer- A.
fafo in storm without rod as with nne,
| and The peopleof Hills generation have learned
this fact An hfsehAloR that Is not uEefnl or
| practical ii not tolerated n0Wadayas and 80
| The lightning rod has well nigh become rx-
| ,inct, rs past years iianlanuf6eture NFas q
Elpatindustpy, hut other electrical machines
/ and appliances, Of recent birthnmrt OF greater
| yRluot hayesnnpianted the red and driven 1t
| into general diapse and uhsMrity, Nor can
| ! say that mn HaPrY To zee the lightning red
80, forit humhnggnd tho American people
| nearly one hundred years AGO
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65vG d ~

n, tI,e onc3Hputnl There was notldng re-
1870. 4, ~ sbavp h,1t Il was noticed
fhanls ~ w soooS' 5aS M VIZ ~ ~ofiJ
VIZ = M, $500 conos a,,f1astad and tbg
AltAlt W 49, ,s eps.
rehSlef Mattlet sap oAt' ttt0N4s's A'i'
fully Within hlB GapaelaIIs BleeYeH.
Al a O'clock the two front 1ooms of Wang
r., ,,,aro ,roEte1ed and ironing tables aud
~ w. --Eal ~, o,,,,,T5leo,s,,A
slae shelFes eSull ~
Of Oriental eitIzenRhip. Hop ChoR, Wlfh o
,1is.,,:fy, tl,at vas vsry becoming, took his
80 -, .Es.,,E hoy N one end of the room
ses ", = go. n e,tl5
ana called th6 bsSeut9litse W 9lS'et' $1,000
not strictly be eafieu Q Ward nieetlng' 1oF
,a ,,,s,e r,1,aaaY,t feDraapiAtaiyes of all Sec
- ~ n. a;tF
1sliAe - ny 49, r. ~ l.. N.,,sls
"lGunhe 70 0lkefsf s'lid 1top S4tVf'i llN1NeH-
ing with fiaArau on the table ~ pnes
there was q Kileaee. t'Cjlineenlan, the
ol,aiy,,,aI went AZ, ,4le forth waBdee is now
ell9lf 'lf'ti Ffelig oti 49, M "A 4; VA
die bossd WaLqee ~ HOW'LL an ~ ~ 4 S.sl.,e
neetin' of GhineeEpau 40 we gettee sonia LOB
IN dle tjckiet. Hi knewes all die timee you
49, n, ma ~ gee JFlope. Tolnee Duffee rnakee
1sSe tNt'ts - 80 tNit x 80 II NJ. M go,
Waahae pientee atlfSee E9see As IVA " 49,
Bobes Dayee latoe Glineeman 20 in oiort
49,, Tlt;4s, I,st hoyrasaf Isiitzee. he leave die
~ li,s stras,se n, IN baef az tognee
overfowao 50 dat ChineemRn Elet pientee
1vnsiYip. Flitzae nlaiee everybody lSlo getee
5ir+aen
NAtI4S: ~, Ea.o y5ft,i4os and Taee-
~ yah. 1Ql EuSs 1nNs9S S1lS $500
| leb, yelled q voice IN the rear. Inc elleef
was given, the GhtnatnRn Fanped 4QAglys
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the CHINESE SPEAK.

Fhey Endorse this Big -Four and Reform
in the Fourth Ward.
New Orleans Times Democrat.
Although the night was sloppy and chill
Ing wind was blowing yet there wore SO
many porsans moving about in the neighbor-
hood Of Wang Los laundry, on DauIihins
street. even the policeman began to think
something Sr&s up and so he hurried away to
the other end Of his beat. One by one, figures
were seen To enter the laundry, FROM the in
tefiorof which only few sof light and
o sabdted nttnRr leaked out through the
closed doors and shutters.
II has boan remarked doubtless by many
that lately there has been posted an unuspal
number of little slips on awning posts and
bill boards in the fourth ward The language
Of these posters was digFifed and foreible,
and as few read them, they are now repro
dueed. They ran somewhat like this:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

,,Yaasee Doodle apd other popular airs,
while the yeterAns, 9fend Lodge 81 Virginia
MasoIs and othaf organizations took the
pieeea aBs1gnnd therl, Among We ext on
fetterates present who were frequently
crested with cheers, applause, a. they were
Eecakntzed BY the crowd, we're: Sen. w II.
q. and Capt. Robert q. Ice, SONS 81 the dead
snlsaitaln; 9sns fsas haRF ,Js las Y,
]. q. Imhnden, Bradley 8. Johnson, Vim.
hfcC0mb. r.. Il. Page, Geo. II. Stewart. IL. II
l4omax, Robert AaIlson. Ast Rsne9a- Epps
8o9. ' esme y, III tsisei sates seaator fohh
Nv. Daniels and co.'s. ChAa. s. Yenatiles Wall
seT n q TAYLOR and Charles Aarallall, e Gen
the hai III Inc House 81 Delegates was
packed tonight, and many parsons had to
retire for want Of standing room, Gov Lee
called the meeting to order. After giving q
brief histnFy Of tn. formation and work Of
GEM. guRAL 4, EABIy
To preside over the meeting. Gen Early wns
greeted with thundarH Qf applause, He re-
citation over which gx+Preaident Davis pre-
sided, and paid va eloquent trihnte 70 the ok
PRESIDENT Of the GanfedeFaeg. and regretted
MS absence from Richmond On this aeeaaiqn.
ne said he knew bio gave utierance To the
aentimapts OF the vast hssembleRe whaR he
ezpreEsed the hope that Mr. Davis would be
here NJ the nnyeiling 81 the proposed iaona-
Gen. EARLY aaid. 'Iee needs no nlsnus
meht, but we owe IL 10 ourselves TO erect III
Hhat however eaFtain men may 60 back on
their principles, the lsQble women OF the
South would be ever tIaihn Gen, Early then
introduced Cant. w. Gordon MeG'abe, OF
Petersburg who paid a glowing tribute 20 the
late Capt. Jas. Barron Hope, the gifted AnthpF
pf the poem which be was about To read,
He then proceeded with the reading.
Capt, AlcCabeis recitation Of tile poem wnB
frequently interrupted WITH raptnons APP
nlanae. Gen, Early next introduced Col.
gllas. Marshall. military secretary Of Gen.R,
IL. Lees who delivered the Grafton Of the day.
At the conclusion Of Col. Marahalfs ora
ton Gen. Wade Hampton was called on, and
Responded in lew TelnarkH in which he
said ne regarded Lee la . greater nan than
Washington. He spoke Of the great yenera-
dead Confederate ehieftain. tisn. Early
closed the proceedings with appropriate re-
marks
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opps Aap EaDs.

= 4
Frs citizen shat masses Eeu '-1ln n.
your neighbor, Towsop, - erellg4oqs n9su z,
Second Citizen 'He AiNoys siiis w as4Aes
on stili DAY. ~ itsftt'aot9'aFtse f'FHS.
Smith Brown ~ drunk sghin." Jones
Impossible" Smlth-NNhEf khoN ~ "
drunk, 4 jglHt saw hlm.' Jones, oteoNS 1,
he'B drunk. But pc Aant erunA ussIh. ~
OMAHA Herald.
| Gotlntrynaan Ito bride In restaurantl y
| 'fHow do you ike tile cheese. MirandyaP
| Bride ztrying 10 eat SchwoitzaE kassl7-
don't Like at alA gehn' ~ the htst lAlog y
don't smell right, an "a tas SECOND tllfss ~
aAl full o. knoth9lesY
.fYonng Mr.. sissy had declared his passion
4 ma was feveriallly awaiting his fate.l MIR.
! Siasy. W he aaid, aud the name, as she spalie
4 II. fesl upon his ear like music IN Tie night,
i sfhaye Won said anything To your Inother
/ about thls7A
9hs Political Situation Defined: GnsAce
i Aeatiaintance What are your Politics,
IN VI seetly Man with d wistful look about
Il I'M mouth ~ when I'm talking with q Dem
n aeraf. XII. Iln & Labor party man and when
n meet 4 Republican Pm Prohibitionisb.p -
B,rIi,.qton FYss Pres.
~ M Track. Miss Bas-Bleu Arc you
worry fond q reading, Mr.. Downtown n aF.
Downtown Fair te middiing. MOSS N
~, i ,ssyar sVaN fond Of arithmetic, and
Men yFsa n school Ieouidnt even get %
NJ n, bis Tliad. }stGE.
.l...,,,.;. j asaalsop. Csibbens byhc
t III I,,t tf3,,ss Be II. ana oRlel
~ ~ ss,fN IL wapt IN ~ gomeshint
pssssey k' ..;s. s.;tl s5syseiats Eog, whai
\ MAAth ~ 49, - ~. III i l.,,, ttttT3,,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11
JEWELS AND TRIaKETs.

jewelers. GirenlAr for aoY0mher.
The epeFald is again mqgh .aopght after by
ladies abIpad; tho fact that elacrplda arc
scarce and costly tends TO ellhnnoo The, desire
for tine speeiineng both az hene and abroad.
Rubies are exceedingly fashiqnablet indeed,
80 arc all gems oil pleasing cular Pearls are
in demand especially fof earnings and neck
In ladies poeket-boolss The newest style ~
the medium long, nalrpW leather one, slight
III curved III bhe botfqIn 30 III to rendet II Con-
yenient 10 claBpiH the hand. These pqcket-
books are trimmed With pi9feed work ~ III
YER and are an Improvement IN every re-
speet 81 tie long shhpea a. first introduced.
Silver gifdles ARE nut III now gnd plenaluH
| pabterlls Many Of thege bofTpw ideas, Nhei
ll9t sctgei eopless "a ine ORIENT and af9 as.
| red. green aud blue Shades figures IN the dec
Grafton pf many pi these girdteH mo do
aenstoes gasHsts ma si 5i,li t 9pn the
| favor VITA which thu ntriRtnre patplings
and liliios elalnel pictures arc Regarded tof
monnting " nEeQa,h4es EaaaleLs ehg RG5,
/ I'll preferable as pettliga Ror thsse littln AIT
4 Treasures, gold of silver, when they aIe not
| elcirclad with diamonds or ReaFls.
1 From Paris come sets OF iRD pins with
/ which Ia fasten ne high standing collars SO
| fashionable iHRl new on ladies' tailor dresses,
0Rs 81 these pins y eifc5ll " tornl Ri "a
4 Tie second Din ii d staple, plain sAr;
/ All eel9red gtoneB remain faEhi0pahle.
/ just now garuets 81 choice cclGr ate IA eon.
4 BiHGkNbtB AGEHAHHs HAANNA kA@G AASF tAafAA
| Mrs Cleveland ii the npasesseG ot an Hnique
/ garnet set mGg hRyo enhanced the value 81
il the stones somewhat.
| MalidnPsticks and uinbrsiA handles ont
4 for the tRll trade prove that HiIYef hulgh vi
i one KIND OF another remains IN favor. Natn-
i'll crooks and erntGlleB Of Wood pE huckhpEtll
covered with silver DEPOSIT, remain one 81
| the leading styles
nf bnekI6g fnT lRdieft Rartets and men . Htls-
penders that will tickle the fancy Of the hpli-
i day Ah0ppere and RearehHrs after HqtnethknB
new fur Birthday and other sgUYenifa The
garter buckle, with new ttachtneflt thaf a.
lows tide R0iter u be elipped oyer the font
Il Withopt uDelaspifg fhe buckle, p welcome
Ihe tSB6nsfono, which had suoh Eueeess-
fnl fru tn silver sesgel Eg aat A9asopi ~ likely
rs I}f1ve euiHllE aucoeasfiIl q 1rlu9 tho BeAAQn
fp e0His, III gold jawalfys Fine Htonss, eiab.
II 1fstaiy engraved, serve al the central NnR
10 pendants md brQpehas, and are usuAlly
eBeifel4d giih dianasffs
Some 81 TIE nsFf saapendsF BUCKLES srs en-
| gn4eled, While others are studded with gems.
! IN apeeim interest 20 men u The .neg neck
tie fAateneFs III 81 Yer, VII d pin httaehm9gt,
Sapphires and rubies arc all the tRRs. Rlse
: | fofpsER surrounded BIZ brittiants and meant
Cd On d Hlender geld Mlge setting, ars Hannl
sought aftef for finger TipRs. The sApphip
; also Hgutes censpieuoasly II magquise an
\ clAsssr rings,
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- 80 81 e eIaniua.

Is,fter u tIe Editor IL the London DAILY news.
IN rn1Iys iasiie 81 Tuesday last Won refer "
J. s5ta tergaflf iii all Indian papef regAIttsiik
thh STaniItnoEher of Charles btlkaiia. ~
fkera rra some allagcggaelas ln VIZ hteIg
anoted III yoa n ~ ~ }st w y x.
fefe II 8ha first Lady HI asag
nsssihfy allow ne y sepa soA ssis n, s.,sa
gessisTl a. heard Il pl4lg xa II II XIV XIV
Tsfiv HoEghtpn heraef sd My ,.s II,
MI i5IirHe bIat house eef, tih
4i,s kite ~ sle first Lend tteFse eiis
III - M I'M pYss5nt hgidef 0f the tiAf, eAsH
fs fsie aisfsr 8he frat Lady ktealaleii Y Nstl
4..s,iess,fAT I.adv HuBshh9n spahlslgg " Vim
sstis MI Of Aih. Aiefih NslilsleAs Y
Tss5egs III d steFy tallfr. II #AS ti1l I'M
HAMA NJ i cI,Sld u iissen NJ Tie Salee sllsh
tss sia is5ip sga6 able III relate Mftn ~ iss WI
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5sss tsf InteFeA thst Ahsst VIZ II M NJ
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9isjioY tx ffsiG WI M 4sE
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fssfsna tA4f diie KE4eEapce StAisn W 1870
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ss; II s5s5,fSlsl IL elsF kfse MAs nefef tiass
I MI fssSafsghtuE YisaEa have beR9i Atlts9 49, s
eG W. Ii tte 800 nssa lt3'ill Y WISH Al. VII
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% akYLkRg.

q Esn1sv lerk. now frea khou art 10 scar
Afy3ga &he am 81 earth from hsa2ln - pour
VIVA sessb ssa nav NV ~ tain aisy trembling
wing,
That nav chang song 81 Life may sing
With sBeetnesa day BY aay9
And tl1oa oapss pipe though ev'rF bird beside +
p'4i VIA n II i9''., u. 81, /,
our VARS 1 aFe efoWded Tet t6a worla hath
of every noble tholgPt ana word and DECD,
lI'hoa y vii fllFIi INV fond, devoted eyes
To guard thy distant nest
THUG, thus, II Fortune END IRE wings Il sy'
" sfgaIs M hig loved, niy bssF
Lucy HatiiaaaH
rro sranzaa,
=, ,., -. Il. 5 9ssel1 i,iug seemat riahs
ms Yofroat Nqfla z Nl4ls,A n n Ssi, ,,
BSs,ts w mi NV piiTro4 VI onr biiss.
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IN. 80 1;'.a ~ iiona I,irda
mn NM sa IN, s;nei aIese Nm reach Of worlds
u 1 .ias .no y,i,l sfi,avg nei az rhyrne.
~ all Il l,s,is VI Nh I'M IL Ct,itfn
-='f'ttbt0et Atsft's' = - w ss's ~
rbs T,f,gl,t-
There il no ahadow whore my love q laid;
For lever thus f@ileY z ny aEeAlnl u,
That wakes Win me ana Wares my hieePl'
come gIeaTp ~ -.
OF sunlight, thrlsting fhFonsh fhe ppI'iSt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11
LIE MONUMENT.
THE CONVERSIONS LAID RgTa IMPRESS.
slyE CEREMONIES.

Richmond Crowded with visitors sroas
the Surrounding country-Rwo Thou
sand Veterans in the Procession, and
2o,ooo People Gather Around the
Monument : Malone Rsfuses TO Al.
tend.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

The Rspides Parrish Committee Called
10 Meet.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. R4.-.Chainman James
tearios Of the Bapides Parish Executive
Committee, will Issue in Wednesdays Delco-
| etiat a call to tho members Of that committee
\ 1887, at the City Hail, for the ppFposa ~
\ he stetes, Of TUalSiDg arrangement for the
/ ELECTION. Of Delegates 20 The State Convention,
1 and such othor business o. may come before
4 theegmRiittee.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

airao for Primary Election In rberyilIe.
PAAeUEaTRSE, Oct. 29.-rhe Democratic
parish executive committee met here to-day
ard hHsd the 2lst dayuf November for hold
ING the primaries. They apportioned one
Delegate for every twenty-hve votes and q
fraction CT ten over, based en- the last cleo
tlon for Governor q - - -.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

WAS Iafd with imperative Masonic earefAQT
fieis ai9tl Fl Nas ANNOUNCED thst ttlg otEtlol1
NIL he gleliyess4a Ana tlae p1eia fsa1 WIZ
KEW Ebstapdinn ths disagreaabie weather.
S45s bls ralieitiY eottfltian ~ 4ha 4f4nnds "
sealsad tsiab retSf3it e mt tNde DeAIl& es-
III af fYaigi aet D 90 10 70, QbQs
sIfe AlaFiMe Baash pf NNRll II X ten played
tsi3fnia, 'Rhe klRK eFAnaisd behnSti
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

THAT soar and sing RboTa the reach Of words;
And great his rapture uhens from time to
time,
He snaFea ono with silYeFF net Oh rhyme.
-gdgtaiei Mt3ltli7l FeoA. III tiie tY, ~ Critic
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-04
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifies: 81 oan recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism Of 10 years. standing"
Abraham Hare druggist, Belleville, Ohio,
afi1rms: 1.-The best selling medicine have
ever handled in my 20 years experience
Is Electric Bitters." Thousands of other
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood. Only half-dollar bottle at
J. A. Rupert's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-04
NO TOE,
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate at Private Sale.

Notice 10 hereby given that, in pursuance Of an
order OF the Probate Court of the County of Altu.
rss, territory Of Idaho, msde ON the 22d day of
Septemoer 1887 In the matter of the estate of
henry Frost, deceased, the undersigned Public
administrator and administrator of the said
estate, viii sell. at private sale to the highest
nidder all the right, title, interest and estste of
tne SAID Henry Frost at the time of his death and
All the right tie, and interest that the said estate
mas by operation of law OF otherwise ACQUIRED
oiher than or in addition to that the said Henry
Frost at the time of his death in and to all that
certa mining claim, situated in Warm Springs
MINING District, Alturas County, Idaho Territory
known as the "Homestake," and situated on Lake
creek, about hve miles from the mouth of said
creek said mining claim having been located by
henry Frost aud others June 10Th. 1885, and duly
recorded in Book Of Quartz, puge 462, Records Of
Aituras county. Idaho Territory
SAID sale will De made or after the 10Th DAY
or No'EMBER 1887 Bids or of srs will be re.
ceiEed at the bank Of @. A. Mccormick h Co.
btHeVue Idaho, in writing only, and the same
may Dc left Mt the place above designated, or de.
uVered 10 the undersigned personally or may be
nied with the clerk Of the Probate Court.
Ierms and conditions Of ssle-CASH lawful
money OF the United States, on confirmation Of
purchaser
Dated october 90 1887
J. II. HAGUE,
Public Administrator and administrator Of
w. the stat OF Henry FIR, st. deceased.
y. N. fuIcK attorney for administrator. 90
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-04
CHARGES THAT MUST BE REDUCED.

No mining district in the world was
ever as badly handicapped by exces-
sive charges as Wood River has been
and is. Including expense Of mining
and sorting, it has cost as high as $50
to market ton of ore. That is to
say, $50 per ton had to be expended
by the mine-owner before he could
get a cent of returns from his ore.
"But this was in the early days ?" the
reader will doubtless say. Yes; it
was in the early days. But things
are not much better now. Let US see
if they are.
Freight charges to Omaha, 500;
treatment $I4; sampling $3.50; as
saying 60 cents per ton. This is on
10. ton lots. Total, S3s. Add cost of
mining, sorting, sacking and hauling,
and the total will not fall far short OF
SIS. Yes, $75!
Now, how much ore is there in the
world, that carries an average of SIS
worth of metal per ton? Very little.
What proportion does the quantity
of such ore bear to the total quantity
of ore in the world? Probably TWO
PER CENT.
Now, it is evident that something
must b. done to reduce the cost of
production that is, Of hauling and
treating. No district ever bore u tax
of SIS per ton before; none ever can,
and prosper.
This being the case, our mining
men should take steps to reduce
charges to a living basis, or just as
sure as the sun shines they will be
compelled to shut down their works
forever.
About the charges for treatment
the TINES has nothing to say, as it
does not consider GA per ton exorb-
liant here, although it would be in
Denver, Omaha, or Salt Lake, where
Aux and other requisites can be had
cheaply. But the freight charges are
too burdensome to be borne.
The TINES therefore urges Wood
River mine owners to take immediate
steps to secure u reduction of freight
rates, as it is evident that unless they
do, tho mining industry here will not
only languish but be destroyed alto.
gether.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-04
NOTICE..

Of Idaho.
In 'he matter Of the Estate of Samuel Coinon, de.
ceased. "
Notice is hereby given that, In pursuance of an
9 9s OF the Probate Court of AIturss county,
N oerritory. made on the 20th day of October
-. ". 1887, III the matter of the estate of Samuel
lemon, deceased: the undersigned, the admins.
o. 10, Si the said estate VIII sell at private sale
40 '1s nighest bidder, for cash lawful money of
NC ohteh states all the right. ttle ard interest
So,,n. a samuel Colnon. deceased, In and to the
80 Tts described property. viz: The House
T 20. III the town OF Era. tuIss county. IGal
~ ..;s and known as Hatch 4 Ioluon Sslot D.
IN said town OF Era.
., ~ nIds on said property must b. In VIZ ting
ns a WIN De received by l. ttlrton Price al lis
ON ON y, In HALEY. Idaho territory up to and in
' Th OF the nth day of November lss7.
ne sa!e or said property will take place ri tho
omee OF the Probate Judge of Alturas county on
'he nth day Of November 1887
october 2lst, 1887.
.., MANS. II. COFFIN,
20, n's'rstor o! the Estate of Samuel Colncn.
deceRbed